Student Hub ( ESO )

We are looking to advertise industrial placements at Unilever aimed at students whose courses have an Engineering, Technical or Physical Science background. The placements start in June 2013 and they are particularly suited to those on a ‘Sandwich' or 'Year in Industry' degree course.

12 Month Placement Opportunities

About the Ford Blue Oval Scholarship programme

The programme is intended to help develop the UK’s next generation of student engineers, scientists and innovators. Warwick has been awarded 10 scholarships for the 2012-13 academic year which will provide sponsorship of £10,000 per student over the course of an undergraduate degree.

http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/insite/news/intnews2/ford_blue_oval/

On September 5, 2012, the European Space Agency proudly announced its 'Spin Your Thesis!' 2013 programme. Through this programme, several teams of university students will be given the opportunity to carry out experiments in hypergravity using the Large Diameter Centrifuge (LDC) in ESTEC, the Netherlands.

We are now inviting applications to the Lord Rootes Memorial Fund

Changes to the UK Border Agency requirements for 2012-13 mean that some course transfer requests now require ATAS certification before they can be processed. This adds another level of complication for those students making a first time transfer into one of the degree courses involved so queries regarding fourth year degree titles and BEng to MEng transfer requests are unfortunately not so straight forward. With other demands on time the ESO is unlikely to be able to look into any current queries or requests until towards the end of term.

Network Rail is responsible for keeping everyone and everything moving. Whenever you make a journey by train, pass through a station or use something that's been transported by rail freight. Network Rail run enough tracks to take you to China and back (twice). And maintain and improve signals, tunnels, bridges, viaducts and level crossings. They own 2,500 stations and manage some of the largest and busiest ones in Britain.

On Friday 30^th November, we welcome Professor Xiaoxin Zhou to the University to deliver an Andrew Little Lecture.

The Uganda Hydro-Power Team are now in the process of sorting out next years team.

Technology Volunteers is a project supported by Warwick Volunteers. We are a group of students and staff at the University of Warwick who want to encourage children to become creators, rather than consumers of technology.